Thursday, July 12, 2018
A new Topgolf location is coming to Lake Mary
Posted By Larissa Hamblin on Thu, Jul 12, 2018 at 11:59 AM
Topgolf is looking to open a second Orlando-area location in Lake Mary.
The popular golfing range-restaurant hybrid plans to take over 19 acres near Lake Emma Road and Greenwood Boulevard, according to public records obtained by the Orlando Business Journal.
No exact opening date has been announced.
The 65,000-square-foot I-Drive location at 9295 Universal Blvd. opened in October of 2017. It has three floors from which golfers can smack microchipped golf balls out onto the range, while ordering food and drinks from a full-service restaurant and bar.
Topgolf has three other Florida locations in Jacksonville, Miami and Tampa.
Since the arrival of Orlando's first Topgolf, competitor Drive Shack has also opened in the Lake Nona area, which, like its predecessor, also has a multi-level driving range, game lounge and full-service restaurant and bar.
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The popular golfing range-restaurant hybrid plans to take over 19 acres near Lake Emma Road and Greenwood Boulevard, according to public records obtained by the Orlando Business Journal.
No exact opening date has been announced.
The 65,000-square-foot I-Drive location at 9295 Universal Blvd. opened in October of 2017. It has three floors from which golfers can smack microchipped golf balls out onto the range, while ordering food and drinks from a full-service restaurant and bar.
Topgolf has three other Florida locations in Jacksonville, Miami and Tampa.
Since the arrival of Orlando's first Topgolf, competitor Drive Shack has also opened in the Lake Nona area, which, like its predecessor, also has a multi-level driving range, game lounge and full-service restaurant and bar.
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